Korbyt Video Wall Configuration Example Diagrams

Written By Ed Kinne

Last updated About 2 months ago

This document is intended to show a variety of video wall implementation architectures as examples of what is possible. These examples are dependent on third party hardware and may not be supported as a result.

Content Configuration

  • Korbyt Layouts allow custom resolutions to fit any screen size or aspect ratio

  • Korbyt Layouts allow multiple different types of content/elements to be displayed across multiple extended outputs at the same time.

  • The simplest approach to building a video wall with Korbyt is having a single media player feed a video wall, with a single Layout stretched across the entire wall. Via the Layout Builder, you can have each section of the wall show different content, or easily recombine the wall to display a singular piece of content.

FAQ

  • Q. What is the difference between a mirrored output and an extended output?

    • A. Mirrored outputs means that every screen shows the same content. Extended outputs means that every screen is considered a unique display, while still being part of the whole.

  • Q. Are Korbyt Media Players compatible with most commercial video wall hardware?

    • A. Yes, as long as the hardware supports HDMI 2.0 input.

  • Q. Does Korbyt support Brightsign Video Sync?

    • A. Yes, we natively support Brightsign Video Sync configuration in the Korbyt CMS on up to a 3Γ—3 video wall. Note: Brightsign Video Sync only supports full screen video content

Diagrams

Video-Wall-Configuration-Examples.pdf

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